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PAGE S - PI.AINDKAI.KR FRIDAY. 'JANUARY 14. 1977 MOVE OVER- MY WARRANTY EXPIRED YESTERDAY Pair Of Weekend Games Second Annual JV Tourney EARL WALSH Watched with interest the inauguration of Governor Jim Thompson and other new of­ ficers who will guide our state for the coming years. If our new governor can carry out his ideas and ideals, Illinois should be a proud state. The big trouble seems to be how to get enough money together to give the services people expect The same thing applies to our schools Not enough money to carcy out all the innovations that crept up on us after the 3 R's became old fogey So I Hear SPORTS EDITOR How would it be to list things that were in vogue twenty or thirty years ago. then list what we have today in an opposite column"1 Take some of each and blend them together as a happy medium. Think it would work? • It's not against the law to dream < Unless you talk in your sleep i. Guess we were talking about the inauguration when we got off the track. Of course, we saw it on TV. But. McHenry was represen- 4 'Tom and Peggy have their farm, and jobs in town, too." Tom and Peggy are busy people. They chose PCA because they wanted to do business with someone who really knows ag finance... they don't hav^ time for anybody who doesn't. Want to talk ag financing? Come see the people who will know what you're talking about... PCA. You talk, we'll listen, > NORTHEAST ILLINOIS PCA 333 E. JACKSON ST. WOODSTOCK, ILL. Phone 338-0334- 1204 N. STATE ST. BELV1DERE, ILL. Phone 544-2678 ted We saw the A1 Jourdans Ed Blake saw Tony Varese and George Thompson. Maybe others were there. Now for the big takeover in Washington when the candidate known only as "Jimmy Who"'" becomes President -- That's Who! Fans are still taking about that fiasco called the super bowl. All seem to agree that the Minnesota Vikings will have to start rebuilding. They were great at one time The fellow who coined the phrase "youth must be served" must have been over the hill and knew whereof he spoke. , If hard work will turn the trick, those Johnsburg Com­ munity Clubbers will stage one heckuva program on Jan 20 when baseball fans and celebrities gather for a night of fun Phil Bartman went through old Plaindealer files to find reports on the Tiger State Championship thriller in 1952 and the White Sox appearance in Johnsburg in 1929. By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Ludwig will take his McHenry High Warriors on the road for a pair of games this weekend. Tonight the Warriors visit the Tigers in Crystal Lake for a North Suburban con­ ference encounter. Playing in the fieldhouse has not been one of the Warriors strong points, and with a three game losing streak, it makes the job most difficult. The Tigers have been a disappointment to Coach John Swenson this season. They are perched in 7th place in the North Suburban with a win and four losses. When I was young, parents used to say children were to be seen and not heard. Now that I am a big boy it would please me to hear some people on TV if I didn't have to look at them. Saw Elroy Fitzgerald at the basketball game Saturday night. The one time indestructible plate blocker for a strong Algonquin baseball team is now a scout for the Balitmore Orioles. Would like to get together with him some time to talk a little or a lot of baseball. say: Grandma used to "Listen to your elders". (Grandma lived a long time ago). YAMAHA JUST A FEW LEFT! DON'T DELAY YOUR WINTER FUN. COME IN TODAY! AND READY TO GO! YAMAHA 340 Every inch a thoroughbred! Powered by, a high performance, fan-cooled 340cc twin. Designed and developed from Yamaha's racing heritage. When you know how they're built, you'll buy a Yamaha! WOODSTOCK 1601 S. Rte. 47 -- WOODSTOCK - 338-6454 The Tigers are led by two sophomores, guard Tom Pence, and 6'5" center Ralph Statter. Of course I'm sure that Coach Swenson knows that over the years seniors dominate the North Suburban; and you can't expect to win with un­ derclassmen. Senior guard Tim O'Neil, along with seniors Pat Bab- bington and senior Karl Kollar make up the rest of the lineup for the Tigers. The Warriors are working hard this week, and from all reports, are out to make amends for their showing last weekend. On Saturday night they travel to Woodstock to take on an old rival that dates back to the days of S.I.H. When these two teams play, toss out past season records and hope for the best that will take place. The Streaks last Friday nite knocked off a good Warren club by a score of 57 to 37, and then on Saturday night^lost a tough decision to Antioch 52 to 51. Woodstock led by 3 pts. with less than a minute to play, but fouls proved the turning point, as the Sequoits coverted 5 of 5 in the last minute to take the decision. Th£ Streaks are led by 6'4" Ron Genot, along with senior guard Mark Shipley and Ed Schwebke In the past several seasons the Warriors have had fun and games with the Streaks but you can bet that Woodstock is awaiting the Warriors this season. However, the Warriors still arise to the task when the Streaks are an opponent, and it should be a whale of a ball game. NORTH SUBURBAN BASKETBALL Team w 1 pts opp. Libertyville 5 0 336 263 Barrington 4 1 365 299 Mundelein 3 2 376 337 Lake Forest 3 2 321 288 McHenry 3 3 391 410 North Chicago 3 3 387 369 Zion Benton 2 4 382 •380 Crystal Lake 1 4 260 306 Crown 0 5 286 427 Name Trkla Erickson Boyle v David ^ Miikr4 " Howell Hutchinson Hurckes SCORERS School Lake Forest Libertyville Mundelein - Ziou Bcniun McHenry Crown Mundelein McHenry fg ft tp 57 19 133 50 28 128 4^ ti" 53 6 ii* 44 25 112 45 15 :05 42 17 :oi 40 13 93 S NOVIM GODOM (Hoppy New Year) Celebrate Russian New Year with <SAS0A. SUNDAY, JAN. 16 FROM 7 P.M. Crescentcbay~ CHILLED VODKA-_ZAKUSKA (APPETIZERS) BO RICH PIROSHKI TRADITIONAL "GROANING BOARD" BUFFET f including SUCKLING PIG and SQUAB CHICKEN TABALA MOUSSE ROMANOFF BALALIKA TRIO - RUSSIAN CHORUS $15°° per person (Regular dinner menu will not be available) CALL 815-385-5508 FOR RESERVATIONS LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE CRESCENT BAY LANDING 3309 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY, ILL. „ The McHenry High "Rassling Warriors" will host their second annual J.V. wrestling tourney tomorrow morning beginning at 9:00 a.m. Last year the Warriors placed third with Brian DiBlassi winning at 105, and second place finishes by Jon Ortman at 98 and Don Rice at 185. , Probable line up for the Warriors is as follows: 98 lbs.. Jim Leisten, Soph 105 lbs., Dick Hawkins, Soph 119 lbs., Buddy Webb, Soph 126 lbs., Layne Peterson, Sr. 132 lbs. Tim Frantz, Soph 138 lbs., Jr. Rivera, Soph. 145 lbs., Marty Nuss, Jr 155 lbs., Jerry Hutchinson. 167 Jeff Anderson, Jr 185 lbs . Roger Brand, Jr. Hwt., Bob Seaton, Sr. Snowmobile News LADIES TUESDAY NITE BOWLING LEAGUE 1-11-76 Averages or better: Grace Piatek 469; Bette O'Brien 152- 185-180 - 517; Fran Zank 393; Pam Kozior 415; Marie Diedrich 389; Nancy Petersen 377; Evora Petersen 412; Barb Schurr 390; Jane Switzer 152- 167-191 -510; Edi Nimsgern 438; Flossie Miller 438, Lois Crouch 159-193-151 - 503; Shirley Koch 461; Mary Lou Stein 474 ; Grace Steindoerfer 456; Carol Michels 451; Helen Rather ingt 168-167-197 - 532; Lil Michels 166-193-152 - 511; Kathy Miller 173-146-197 - 516; Ronnie Romkowske 437; Rosemary Freres 450; Sue Smith 154-160-184 - 498; Fran Weyland 435; Joan Buss 169- 161-156 - 486; Wilma Aylward 452; Sheree Thomas 397; Sharon Klontz 139-170-177 - 483; Sharon Kujak 152-168-200 - 520; Vera Hfrdrich 10"7- TirVy Mry«v l"" lb, T iiOktlpouil *t«Jf J atiua ' Gerke 170-167-155 402; Cathy Boro 188-174-144 - 509. Keep up the good bowling gals - maybe we can get all of 100 500 bowlers - get match game with the guys. Next week we'll put the teams positions. Railroads. Marie Diedrich 5-7; Esther Cygan 5-7; Flossie Miller 6-7; Carol Michels 4-5-7; Helen Rothering 6-4; Annette Joyce 2- 7; Sue Smith 3-6-10-7; Cathy Boro 4-7-9; Wilma Aylward 5-7; Tinky Mayer 5-8-10 and 2-7-10; Karen Bonato 3-10 and Clarice Buenzli 5-10 (twice). Last year's marathon snowmobile ride to raise funds for McHenry and Johnsburg Rescue squads was so suc­ cessful that Harmoney Snowmobile club will sponsor a similar ride Sunday, Jan. 23 Over 100 pledged riders are planning to leave McHenry Moose lodge at 9:30 a.m. to participate in Rescue 50 - 1977, and will drive over 50 miles of established trails in McHenry county to earn their donations. All proceeds go to the rescue squads and hopefully will ex­ ceed the $2,363 raised in last year's marathon. Several other snowmobile clubs in the area are assisting Harmony in the event. Only club members are being allowed to participate as the number must be limited to a feasible and safe operation. As df now, sufficient snow exists but if weather is a problem, the date will be .P<>-yiV / in.., .; • POOL CLuoc.1/ There will be no public swimming Saturday, Jan. 15 at the West campus swimming pool Normal operations will resume Sunday, Jan. 16. BUMPER STICKERS ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. "BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER" FEATURING COMPLETE LINES OF: \ • OLYMPIC STAIN • BRAMMER CABINETS • ANDERSEN WINDOWS • PRE-HUNQ DOORS • NORD SPINDLES • JIM MARTIN PAINTS • LINCOLN WINDOWS • GAF SHINGLES • BUILDERS HARDWARE • PREFINESHED PANELING • MOORE-O-MATIC GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS Phone 385-1424 909 N. FRONT ST., McHENRY KKESIIMEN SWIMMERS WIN INVITATIONAL-Thest young members of the MCHS Freshman swim team put it all together and captured first place in the Invitational held at Libertyville last Saturday. From the left, kneeling are Kurt Roth. Mark Petty, Dave Thornton and Karl Lense. Standing are Gary Roth, Darrell Sek, Coach Jeff Clayton, Pat Murray and Paul Fetzer. Absent from photo is Doug Rod son. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Freshmen Swim Team Tops In Invitational Coach .Jeff Clayton took his tn-shmen swimmers to the libertyville Freshmen In­ vitational Swim meet and came home with the 1st place trophy. Leading the winners was Pat Murray with a 1st place in the Individual Medley 1:056 and 1st place in the 300 Freestyle. 3:33. Gary Roth. 2nd in the 50 But­ terfly. 31.1 and 2nd in the 50 Backstroke. 31 7. Carl Lense was 5th in the 100 Individual Medley. 1:15.5 and 3rd in the 50 Backstroke. 32.2. Darrell Sek took 3rd in the 50 Freestyle. 28.2 and 4th in the 50 Breaststroke Doug Robson was 6th in the 50 Freestyle. 28.6 and 3rd in the 100 Freestyle The 200 Medley Relay of Carl Lense, Darrell Sek, Gary Roth and Pat Murray finished 2nd, 2:06 5. The 400 Freestyle of Paul Fetzer, Kurt Roth, Dave Thornton and Doug Robson finished 5th. Host team Libertyville was 2nd. Lake Forest 3rd. Wheeling 4th. Hersey 5th and Woodstock 6th Wrestling Warriors Host Warriors On Road For PRIOR TO DISTRICT PLAY, the McHenry Girls Volleyball team ended their regular season play with a loss against Lake Forest. Above. Cookie Miller, spiked the ball over the net as (from left) Two Weekend Cage Games Saturday saw the freshmen basketball team drop a 63 to 53 contest to Lake Forest. The Warriors outscored their visitors from the field, but lost the game at the charity line, where they made 5 of 8 at­ tempts. The visitors connected on 19 of 33. Lenny Jensen and Bob Bitterman each had 16 pts. On Monday at Libertyville where they lost to the un­ defeated Cat frosh (11 and 0) in a torrid game. A 25 pt. f6urth quarter rally fell short as the locals lost 72 to 65 in a high scoring game for freshmen. Bob Bitterman had 24 pts. to lead the frosh. fg ft tp Jensen 8 0 16 Schoenig 4 0 8 Johnson 2 0 4 Bitterman 8 0 16 Sroka 0 3 3 Mroz 1 2 4 Partenheimer 1 0 2 V Total ^24 5 5;t McHenry vs. Libertyville fg ft tP Jensen 7 0 14 Schoenig 2 3 7 Bitterman 9 6 24 Sroka 1 2 4 Mroz 3 0 6 Zimbick 1 1 3 Sabatka 1 0 2 Szumlas 3 0 6 Total 27 12 65 out of the 20 points Marengo managed to get in seven points before McHenry s big rally, so the final score for game three was 20-7. The leading scorers were Janet McKinley - 13 pts., Cathy Boak -12 pts and Cookie Miller - 10 pts Winning this match advances McHenry to the district mat­ ches where we will play North Boone If we win that match, we go on to play the winner of the Harvard Huntley match. During Saturday's game, McHenry's girls found that strong determination inside themselves that intakes to win games. Now that they've found that, the team should go on to win this week's games. Contributing to the win were: Cookie Miller. Cindy McDonald, Janet McKinley", Marie SWitzer, Karen An- *derson. Barb Komme, Cathy Boak; Cindy Beyer, Jackie Wolf. Rocky Ricek and coach Mrs Ruggero Warriors Cindy McDonald. Barb Romme. Janet McKinley and Karen Anderson watch the action. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Frosh Lose FRESHMEN McHenry vs. Lake Forest Girls Volleyball Team Advances To District Last Saturday, the McHenry Girls Volleyball team beat Marengo in the Sub-District match of the Illinois State Volleyball Tournament The girls dropped the first game of the three game match by a score of 20-7, and then fell behind in the second game, but then Cathy Boak's serves pulled McHenry into the lead causing Marengo to call time out with the score at 16-15. When play resumed. Cathy went on to score five more points, winning the game by a score of 20-15. The third game was more of a server's games as was the last half of the second game, as Cookie Miller and Janet McKinley scored 19